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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

THERE seems to be determination
on the part OF the union ship laborers
at San Pedro to prevent, even by
force, any non-union men working on
the ships in that harbor. We are not
aware of the original merits of this
controversy between the union men
and the ship-masters, but just as soon
as the former take the untenable and
and high-handed position that ship
masters and consignees shall not give
their work to whom they please, and
attempt TO prevent them from doing
so by force, the authorities. backed by
the law and the power OF the State,
will bring them to their senses. Two
men, who tried to carry out this doc
trine OF violence yesterday, by going
out to ship to take off non-union
hands by force, are now in the county
Jail here, where they can reflect at
their leisure upon the impermissable
course they have pursued.
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Not a. PrObibiliOntst.

The statement made in the Times
yesterday to the effect that Judge Bos-
byshell is Prohibitionist is not true.
Mr.. Bosbyshell is a Democrat OF life
long standing. He was elected by his
party Judge of court of record in
iowa. In that State, where he lived
for many years, he always declined b
run with any political association,
large or small, excepting with the De-
mocracy. In the present campaign in
this city he has positively declined
the Prohibition endorsement. He is
in another respect good Democrat, in
that he will not beat about the bush,
but states his views frankly. He is
in favor of a high license as the
proper method to regulate the saloon
business.
Another canard was set on foot by
those who despair of defeating Judge
Bosbyshell by fair means. This is to
the effect that if he should be elected
he would not serve nor give his time
to the business of the city. This is
a falsehood made out of whole cloth
Mr.. Bosbyshell is gentleman OF leis
ure, and just in the very position tc
be able TO devote his time to NUM-
cipal affairs.
What is said here of this particula,
candidate for Councilman is equally
true of all the others on our ticket
Not one of them is a Prohibitionist
and not one of them but will devote
his time to the duties Of his Office
They are honest, capable men. They
do not boast of never having taken {
drink Of any sort of alcoholic stimu
liant in their lives, while they
are, at the same time. running
a saloon in their camp where
their men eat and sleep. Ii any o
them ever did keep such place, yol
may be perfectly sure he paid hi
license to the city. Tote fair, breth
ern of Republican bias; tell the truth
and shame the devil.
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"CoLoNIzING" in the doubtful wards
is the programme prepared by the
enemy. Meet all such attempts, and
oppose them tooth and nail. Los
Angeles is an unhealthy place to try
such a scheme in the present year OF
grace. Nor will the Demo crazy in
this instance have to fight the battle
of honesty alone. We are backed by
large force OF decent Republicans
who will stand with us shoulder to
shoulder to resist any efforts to elect
a Councilman by other than fair
means. There is good deal Of room
in San Quentin, and some in Folsom.
The dark doors Of cells yawn there
and hold forth arms OF steel to grasp
in relentless embrace, for such fell
lows as attempt to disgrace the high
privilege of American citizenship, CT
to pollHte the pelucid stream which
flowing into the ballot box, there
registers the pure will of the sovereign
people. Beware, We, who would sc
digrace your manhood, and bring dis.
grace on your country's institutions.
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THE Times is right about the i'm.
propriety of the appointment CT E, c.
Burlingame by County Clerk Duns-
moor as a deputy. A man who has
once colonized a voting precinct is apt
to do so again, especially when he
himself is the candidate to be bent
flied. But the Times is away Off wher
it says that last years trouble in the
Lynch-Vandever matter arose from
the appointment of INSCRIPTIONS and
dishonest Democratic deputies to reg
lister voters" The INSCRIPTIONS and
dishonest deputies were Republicans
appointed by Dunsmoor. They got the
names they gathered on the Great Reg
lister by the INSCRIPTIONS and arbitrary
use of power by the Republican County
Clerk, who did not scruple TO leave of
the names got by the Democratic
deputies.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

Don ANTONIO M. CoRoNEL and wife
started for trip to the East on Fri
day, and will be gone for some time.
They will visit all the notable places
and enjoy themselves with scenes that
are quite different from those they
have been used to in California. Mr..
Coronel is native of Los Angeles.
He enjoyed the distinction of high
position here long before California
was absorbed by the United States,
and since the American period he
served one term as State Treasurer,
carrying out his trust with credit to
himself and advantage to the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coronel carry with them
the good wishes of hosts of friends.
who hope that their trip may be one
of unalloyed pleasure and their return
speedy.
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EDITORIAL meanness could hardly
90 farther than it does in the coarse
and brutal treatment Of Mr.. Joseph d.
Lynch by certain papers. They now
find it to their taste to ascribe the
very able brief in his contest with
General Vandever to the brilliant and
facile pen of Mr.. Lynch himself, and
compliment the HERALD by saying
that they know this to be so from its
resemblance to the editorials of the
HERALD. 1t may not crafty these
gad.fiies OF journalism to learn that the
brief in question is the production OF
one of the brightest and ablest Repub-
lican lawyers in California.
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ALDERMAN Frankenfeld, who was
renominated by our Republican
brethren in the Fourth Ward, is re-
ported to have withdrawn from the
canvass. The reason alleged for this
retrograde action ON the part of this
gentleman is that his colleague, DR..
Sinsabaugh, has allowed the Prohi-
bition wing of the Republican party
to endorse his nomination. Mr..
Frankenfield is truly rara aris in
the Republican cage. He seems
honest enough to come out and saw
he is not Prohibitionist. This sort
of policy will inevitably lead directly
into the Democratic fold. We have
a way over here on our side of
the fence of saying just where
we stand. But how did
a Republican politician learn
such fcankness OF speech? Certainly
not fro n one of his political colleagues
who is running for Councilmanic hon
,rs in he Fourth Ward. 1t is asserted
IN all sides that Mr.. Browning
has learned most thoroughly 'to
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MISCELLANEOUS.
6 Christmas PlunS.7 >
HOUSES.

SEQ, O0O-IIill ST., bet. Ninth and Tenth.
5Ox150, elegant house, finely furnished.
$1t, U0O-Hill st, bet Ninth and Tenth,
5Ox159; tasty 2-story house, q rooms,
bath, 5 elosets-Bargain.
SIC, 5O0-IIill st., bet tenth and Eleventh,
50x150: pretty home, rooms, with
bath Sl1 900 with furniture.
@I?. O0-Hill ST., bet Tenth and Eleventh,
50x150; elegant house, Q rooms, bath,
stable, including some furniture.
S1f, 5OO-Hill St, near Twelfth St; ele-
CANT house, rooms, bath, closets in
every nom; new furniture and carpets,
new pi no.
y &c, 00O--Willard ave., near Pico ST. Flee
trio road; elegant home; will lease for
$40 per month.
S3JO0-Brooklyn ave; 10-room house, fine
improvements; 75x156.
@3 1OV-Parlx tract: nice house, 9 rooms,
furnished, or house and half of lot for
$25OO-Illinois ST., near Temple st. cable:
5OX135; house rooms.
S25O0-M Matthews ST., Boyle Heights; 50x
1855; house rooms.
tO00--Elect ie tract: house 3 rooms, hew
%t500-Myrile ave-, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth; 50x15O: Groom house, renting
for S35 per mcnth.
~ j,0N-Grand ave-. bet. Seventh and
Eighth SITS: 90x165, I1-room house.
%35n0-Sanborn ave, below Jefferson ST.
just Off Main st Broom house, barn,
windmill; 5Ox135.
$2f00-WashinRto ton Garden tract; 6Ox120
house of 3 rooms, 2 closets
1897 Washington Garden tract; 6Ox12O
broom house, bath.
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$GOOO-Los Angeles ST.; 51x153; new
hon Sc rooms, bath and outbuildings.
$55OO-Los Angeles st; 761Sx15215; house
rooms, close to two street-car lines ana
electric light.
S3OOO-Los Angeles St; 50x15215; house
3 rooms, barn, outbuildings, furniture
near two car lines.
&350O-Celis ST., cor. of Los Angeles st; az
X12o; house rooms, barn, etc.
S7OOO-Cor Los Angeles and Walnut ave.
10-room house, arranged for two fami
lies; furniture.
&325O-Hawkins St. Z. L. A.; new house
u rooms; bath.
&15OD-Hill tract. f. L. A.; house rooms,
closets; 5Oxl50.
$3O0O-Primrose ave, Z. l.. A; 50x130;
new house 6 rooms, barn.
@220C-Primrose ave, L. l.. A.; 5Ox130;
new house rooms.
&22OO-Water ST., +. j.. A.; G0x165; house
rooms.
&35OO-Hawkins st L. L. A; 50x160; new
house 5 rooms.
&S5OO-Cor Downey and Water SITS, e. L.
A.: 2 houses, one rooms and one
rooms; rents 1915 per month: 55x14S.
SIG, O00-Cor. Hellman and Turner sts., E.
l., A.; lot 10Ox200; four houses; rents
300 per month.
S6OOO-Daly ST. +. L. A.; 5Ox15O; use 6
rooms, well, windmill, barn.
$8OOO-Hellman ST.. f. L.. A.; 60x165
house s rooms. well, windmill, barn.
%5O0O-Foothill tract. K. L. A.; house
! rooms; close to street cars.
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be all things to all men," in order
that he may get votes from the saloon
men, Prohibitionists, high-license
people, low-license people, no-license
people, and all other sorts of people.
Beware of men who are too good at
promises. They usually perform none
Of them, and they cannot, under any
circumstances, keep more than one.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04
MEETINGS..

Ha>a THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
asSS Ladies' Benet olcnt will take place
Tuesday, December 9th, at $50 P. NJ. at
PAthian hall p, S. Spring St Members
attend, as matters of importance will be
presented for th.ir consideration. decd
Ra. NOTICE-LOS ANGELES OIL CO.
49, he annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Los Angeles Oil Company will
be held on Monday, the I'd day of January,
1883, at 80 P. NJ, of that day in room No.
4, the office of G. E. Thorn, and the office of
the company in Lawyers Block. on Temple
street, city of Los Angeles, for the purpose of
electing Directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other business as
NAV legally come before it. W. J. NELLY,
d. I'd Secretary.
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ssStuGfed Ballot.BOxes..

If a Democratic President shall be
elected next year, it will be by the
stuffed hallot-box of New York city
The only hope for the Democrats is a
fraudulent majority in that city large
enough to overcome the honest Re-
publican majority in the rest of the
State. That was demonstrated at the
recent election.
Thus discourses a local contempt
rary OF Republican bias. 1t will be
observed that there is not one jot OF
proof for the statements. But what
does that matter? 1t is well known
that the leaders of the Republican
party in this city have now in hand a
large corruption fund for use to-mor-
row at the polls. 1t is known, because
one of the candidates injudiciously
Kicked" and clicked" in open
meeting, against the excessive assess
ment levied on him. 1t is known,
because the statement has been made
public, that all the candidates had
"pungled" excepting the one "kicker."
1t is known because the statement has
been made that Mr.. Earl, the one re-
calcitrant, had been squared"
which is supposed to mean that he,
too, has paid in his quota OF the cor
ruption fund. But what OF
all this ? Is it not a
sly dodge to cry corruption !" in the
Democratic ranks of State on the other
side of the continent in order to draw
attention from a Republican corrup-
ton fund here under our noses? What
does it matter that a whole year is to
elapse before the date of the imagined
corruption in Gotham? Any sort OF a
Morgan is good enough for some peo-
pie until after they "get in their own
fine work" tomorrow. And to refer
to New York. The Republican party
spent large sums of money-$6000 in
each Senatorial district in the Empire
State-last month in order to ensure
the control of the Legislature, and
thereby the election of some monopo-
listic tool to the United States Senate.
This was fixed on the shoulders of ex-
Senator Plat and his henchmen.
The sums; the trains on which it was
shipped; the size, color and
shape of the envelopes, and the
amount enclosed in each were made
public. These charges were not de-
MED. There was no denial possible.
Go to Rochester and inquire about the
"honest Republican majority in that
part of the State, which required
$4,000 to preserve its honesty. Go to
every doubtful district in the State
for the same sort of evidence. Read
the history of Indiana under the ma
nipulations Of $2-bill Dorsey, and his
"soap." Now neighbor, if you are
bent on seeing what downright
"honest Republican majority" can do
tomorrow, get into your Third Ward
where a man, contractor with
$500 900 worth of city work on his
books, man whom his political
colleagues assert has carried the pri-
maries in that ward for ten years by
unquestionably bad practices, a man
who is suspected of q set purpose TO
"colonize" that ward to-morrow-ifyou
wi ,n to see the triumph OF an "honest
Republi AN majority" right under
your nose, then join the "honest Re-
publ ans" of that ward and see tia t |
no "only hope" of "fraudulant ma
'ority" for your man is allowed to
llpen into fruihon. THERE'S a golden
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REGULAR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
tfDt4k DAN GsasGGS.

HOLIDAY NUllCE-lN ORDER To IN
Ill duce my customers to come early, and
SO lessen the rush" of the last few days be-
fore Christmas, | will give Five Per Cent
discount on all purchases made before De.
cember Goth. Come early, mean business
d2-tf s. A. WIDNEY, % N Main ST.
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HOTEL ASHLEY-k. ASHLEY, PKOPRI-
IL etor No. 40l Temple street, Los Ange-
les, Cal Elegantly furnished sunny rooms,
single or en- suite. Hot and cold baths.
Terms, per day, 50 and $3.50. n15-2m
NRESENTA CANADA HOTEL NOW
~ o eued for guests Hack runs from
Sanborn d Willey's office. M. 9 n. Main st.
Mondays and Saturdays ut = PM; Pasadena.
Wednesdays and Fridays at II NJ. 1r IN depot
and Acme Hotel. This hotel is located III
one of the healthiest places in Southern Cal
ifornia. Fogs are not frequent no frost.
Good for catarrh and consumption. Charges
are reasonable dec t-3t%
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THE Senators and Deputies of France
yesterday elected M. Sardi Garnet
President of the Republic by very
pronounced vote. Ii Sardi Garnet
has the ability and stamina OF his
grand-uncle, the great Carnot, who
organized victories for France under
the First Napoleon, he will lead his
country successfully through the
present crisis
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FUNERAL NOTICE,

aP DELEGATES AND EN- DELEGATES
tb~S Of District Assembly, No. l40 X uf
L., residing in this city and members of the
several locals are requested To attend the
funeral of our late brother Frank p. Me
residence, No. Il IS Rose street. on Sunday,
December 4th, at p. NJ. BY order of,
Dec 3-2t* d. NJ W. No llO
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

Mr.. E. G. BURLINGAME has large
contracts with the city. He should
not be elected to the Council to vote
on his own jobs and pay himself from
the CITY funds.
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To Advertisers.

Te insure insertion in the DAILY HERALD
n All new advertisements Except classified
n well as changes, they must be handed IN
before o'clock P. NJ. .,,o
WEEKLY HERALD, must be handed in not
later than Thursday noon.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

~7RAYM0ND IMPROVEMENT COM
W. pany-Stockholders Meeting-The
regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Raymond improvement Company,
will be held at the office of the company,
room 8, 25 West First street, Los Angeles,
on Saturday. December 10th, 1887, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of eecting IL
year, and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting
n25 lot w. q HUGHES. : rnretarv.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

PEOPLE with contracts from the city
amounting to hundreds OF thousands
of dollars are not suitable timber for
Aldermen.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

S1n REWARD--SrRASt ED OR SrULEN-
ClU From the residence. of j. A. Booty,
on Adams street, about Que mile and Il half
west from Figueroa, on Tuesday night, the
29th of November, one chestnut sorrel
hors six years Old, about 10 hands high,
with hollow in the left shoulder. Ten dol
lars will be paid for his delivery to Wicker
sham's stable or the undersigned. j. A.
BOOTY. 23G v Main street dt-7t*
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s.uS'T AND FosiND.


NUUNU-Gt.Ai FIJI az CULURrD ULE a 4
T. my place, Ju ison avenue, Brooklyn
Heights. owner please call Tor same and
pay for advertise ment and feed. FRA NCISCO
LIJGO dI-2t+
NAME To THE PASTURE RANCH SUN
\ day the 9th Nov, red horse, sho tail;
right hiud leg white. Owner can cet same
by proving property and paying charges.
denI As
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

wants, ""Pers0nals' and other advertise
ments under the following heads inserted at
the rate of 5 cent per line for each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04

EOR RENT-THE REDLANDS HOTt l.
l. will be completed about January 1st.
1t is II substantial brick building, three sto-
ries in height, SOxl 16 feet, with So rooms,
bathrooms, etc modern Improvements. 1t
is located mt Rcdlapds, san Bernardino
county, on the San Bernardino Valley Rail
road, and is also the terminus of the San
BernardinO and Redlands Motor Road The
city of Redlauds is the liveliest, most enter
prising and best built town IN California. A
frst-clas> hotel man can rent on reasonable
terms and make money from the start. Adj
dress or call on f. q. JUDSON, or r. J.
WATERS, Redlands, Cal. d4.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS from adjacent
eowns, especially solicited.
Ran,ittanees should be made by draft,
check, Postofice order or postal note. Inc
latter should be sent for all sums less tnan
Eve dollars.
JoB PRINTING DEPARTMENr-Owing to our
greatly increased facilities, we are prepared
% execute all kinds of Job work in q su-
perior manner. Special attention will DC
efyen to commercial and legal printing ana
Al orders will be promptly filled at moderate
Once of Publication, rs North Spring
meet, Los Angeles. Telephone NO. LOO
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No,,cc to wall subscribers.

The papers of all delinquent mail sup
viii be promptly discontinued hereaite En-
r =" prpIess the same lave been paid for in
edvance. This rule is infexible.
AYERS & LYNCH.
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NOu.Partisan Ticket.

For Board of Freeholders:
WILLIAM FL. WORKMAN, Chairman.
ANSON BRUNSON, R. DEL VALE,
n SINSAB \UGH, JOHN s. CHAPMAN,
H. HAZARD, G n SM II.
T.LFE JOHN p MORAN,
]. R. TOBERMAN. b. COIN,
WALTER LiNDLEY, WILL AN WICKER
W. w. ROBINSON, JOSEPH MESMER,
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DIR. ]. s. CRAWFORD, THOS. KELLEY
n. S. EMBODi.
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NOR RENTAL FROM $3 TO $50 PER
L year; safe deposit boxes in absolutely
fire and burglar proof chrome steel vault.
Inspection invited. THE CHILDRESS
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, 81 South Spring st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DENTISTS.

A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % s. SPRING
"A street, rooms and 5.
Gold filings from SO up.
Amalgam and silver filings, 81
Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized
air or nitrons oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so
cents.
Best sets of teeth from Sc to $40. By our
new method OF making teeth, a misfit is i'm.
possible. All work guaranteed.
without pain.
ONCE hours from 8 A. NJ, to s NJ. Sun
ohVs lromlo A. N. 10 IL NJ. natf
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syOARD AND aODs.uNIi.
HOTEL AsHLEYmk. ASHLEY, PkopR

III. N1CHOLAS-THOkUUG FlRSI-
y class. Rooms TO let en- suite or single.
63-tf
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PERSON Al.


pUY a LOT IN GRkYsTONE. THE BEAU
ID tifu. % West Second st eet. n13 I'm
WANTED : THOs. l.. FERGUSON TO
w communicate with his mother. 1t
STEPHENs d MILLER, CIVIL ENGI-
Mueller block, 33 South spring st. dec3-tf
rNHIS is TO NOTIFY ANY FRIENDS OF
| +: l.. THORNBERRY that he Can be
found at the Grand Central Hotel. dec3 ct"
pERsONAL-IF MR.. A. c. THOMPSON
will send his address to ar. H." care
Herald Office, he viii hear of something to
his advantage.
NINE. DE GREY-MASSAGE AND SWED-
vi ish movements. 33 S. Spring street.
room 10. Hours, l to 5. Evenings by APP
pointment. decl
II n. WILLBERG, CIVIL ENGINEER.
IL. surveyor and Draughtsman. Govern
sp' cialty. Care of T. J. Cuddy, 236 North
Maiu st. 1S-1m*
MRS PARKER, INDEPENDENT oLAIk-
wi writer and Clairvoyant. Consultation
on business, lawsuits, mineral speculatiOns,
love, marriage, absent friends, diseases,
life-reading, etc. 20 South Spring street
room Is. "a. NJ. to 6P. NJ. no2a-tf
IMPORTATION WANTED OF FRANK
l. BLESSING, who has been in Los An
geles in 1876. Any person can give the
same will confer an everlasting favorto his
more than anxious parents and relatives
Address JOSEPH J. BLESSING, 724 Mission
street, San Francisco. Cal. n2S-10t*
nR. CHAS. DE SZIGErHI HAS kE-
IL moTed his residence from corner Ninth
and Pearl streets to York street, west of
Figueroe; His office is at rooms 20 and II
Schumacher block, North Spring street. Of
flee hour till 9A.M.and z to SPIN at residence
and IL A. NJ. to 3P. NJ. at office. N colin
IF YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR
l. fine residence, buy one of those lovely
lots in Highland Tract South Pasadena; o
handsome premium paid to the first man
who will build a $4,000 house upon one of
these lots. ROSS, ATWATER & CO.. 10 $.
Fort st. nov 27-tf
AIDES, FROM NOW UNTIL JAN. FIRST
IL am going to sell my beautiful stock of
well selected millinery, consisting of Beav.
ers felts and velvet hats, straws, fancy
feathers, ribbens, velvets, ornaments at cost
Come early and see for yourself. % South
Main, opposite Motifs market.
nov5-1m MRS. C. DORCH.
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WANTED-NTALEH HELP

WANTED-Expert accountant and book
w keeper wants a situation. Address W.,
Box 1877. dec4-2 sun.tues
ENIRSr-CLASS COAT, PANTS AND VEST
l. makers wanted at Gordan Bros, %
South Spring St nov5 tt
WANTED-FEMA HELP.
WANTED-A COOK, 117 CHAvEZ ST
W dec43t
WANTED-A NURSE GIRL FOR THE
w country, 10 miles from town. Apply
by letter to p o. Box II Los Angeles. 29tf